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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
LAMONTS COMBINATION STOW.


Lamont's great speciality combination has struck
the capital Wisconsin for three days stand. They
gave matinee and night performance 10 day with Willie
Foolsrap Villas, L. NJ. g., L. .. A. as an additional star
attraction. -, .
II is week ago this morning since the President
left the White House. IL has been an evcntfuI week 10
him enjoyable III many respects. ana prohtaple IN
what he has learned in coming III contact with the
people and seeing the great ctcs OF the West and the
abuunding evidences OF prosperity glory ana greatness
on every hand. lie has travelled LOCO miles He has
crossed the States OF Maryland. Pennsylvania ONO
Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin, and tarrled IN tho
metropolis of Missouri lie has shaken hands with
100 people. lie has addressed and been heard by
100000 persons He has 100000 men, women.
and children. He has reviewed forty miles OF pro
cessOus lie has been told In four different speeches
that these United States distinct ~ the lnlows
vet one az the sen He has seen miles OF bunting and
decorations purchased with money raised ny assessment
of Federal officials, and never rebnked II once lie
has seen 90 notices telling him that public office
H. a public trust" He has policemen ana IRE
engines until il must 10 him IN MS midnight
dreams a. If the world In danger OF confagraiio
or an mankind wanted to Ia jail He has seen J0o0o
rniainen with guns i'll their hands he has cipoNeh inc
sweet incense OF popular applause ana approval, ana
he has been chasteIcd and warned by the naughty
presence OF the people. sulen and silent respectful III
The presence of the Chief Magistrate or the KepuDhc
but evenly not gone on Grover Cleveland.
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OPEN FIREPLACES.

We have added to our samples
fifty new Fireplaces Of elegant
Designs, made in Brass, Bronze,
OrmOlu and Wrought Iron.
Having made extensive addi-
tons to our Factory. our facilities
for manufacturing are largely i'll
creased. We therefore are en-
abled to offer our goods at greatly
reduced prices.
Please call and eraneine
j. S. CONOVER q Co.,
% and 30 West 23d st.
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:. could muster. An of sudden he took my
Sond. and lightly pressed 4 TO his Ups ior al
Instant. H.. ;.,,as and nv
,,osaing he said. almost in WHISPER.
was so justly incensed That lost an p pand
-, reelection. | had dragged away the lslt manu-
Te had kissed IN my right beta ''Ce ni' nInnt1
o,;ef and | rubbed it fuwonsE ana N'olen r,.;o
cp. H. .not his cnrcss had dciil"d Then iranuc
on %,b h disgust s and defiance walked hastily away o
VIII Will flashing into the tea-tablr. and also nto
tbe arms of Lady Dovedalc VINO a.
saving IL, ,ronts tca >" Who.
,,dccdP without any explanation ruSheu up
stairs TO my own room
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A Sudden Sensation

n, cbIl,pe.s in vading the backbone followed by hot
au.bss and roiuss perspiration Weaknow these symp
,on ~ M, v cx perience from report What tho best
thing OIL the programme Quinnef dangerous remedy
truy Produces carries OF the bones only affords temporary
relef i, tcr, 10 substituted Assnredy potent but safe
ach Bitters certain, speedy means
Of s1pelng from system trace of the virus oil
n,asmA Use 1t promptly persistenuy The result cure
. cet,in 10 follow the use benehcen restorative OF
health Dyspepsa liver complaint nervous aimcuts rheu
rnasm and inactivity OF the kidneys and bladder are also
among tho maadies permanently rsmsdabe through inc
genial aid Of this botanic medicine recommended
BY the medical fraasrntty.
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T EHlGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Deos
brosses SIS. as folowSi
4 a m. for Ca asauqua and intermediate points.
B a. Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West principal local points. Chair car 70
Nilkesbarrc. -
/ D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
TunkhannocA Connection " Reading and Harris.
burg.
$40 p m ri and principal intermediate POINTS!
Chair 10 Pittston.
40 p. Tor Coplay and intermediate points. Con.
20 Reading and Harrisburg Chair Capiay.
p. m: for Geneva Lyons. Eimira- Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons
z so p. m. for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at 5 a m. l p and 40 p. IN.
all points Mahan0y and azeton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m. for Mauch Chunk, uatleton and inecrmediate
points.
$40 D. m. for Coplay and intermediate points.
p m. for Geneva. Lyons, Emira Rochester, Budalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
General Eastern Cfh:c. o3S Broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
90 and after OCTOBER -. 1881
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE norrr
Trains .s UNH@ "a saa
na5isSS'g rsissurs West with Pullman Palace
Sa' casS a d fsG and
Sleeping vei6SIea cars a. a. every aa' Cory and
.1I1; "a e. 81 %sSSs! for 4ss''
FSF Soss M sHs " =
Sundays, aud T.. son,s Limited wash
lnston Expes,' Of Pullman parlor Cars and rsuHsy
"n % '. .rriS. wassiS s SA al S.I! %
ana IA ID "a T. and T. ui II and li
Tor Atiae cry p M week %os days DAYS, Saturday,
Long branch, bay Head Junction and intermediate ss
40 and p, OF sunday. As a. M and p. M do
% ~ s;" S%sn ph H.s,s
%n az F'S'
TRAINS IXRfii'vE From Pitsburg 7 10 7 80, II 80
B. 3s and 90 IS 80 daily a5o3 % 81 e sO
$SS @ = ea' 'S~ e
s. 2 e 5 j. B j. cd i f g. E.
TIES 50 SG % % o. 80 y l. % e. ios
y LII FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave pcsDrosses ana cors
10 q Chicago Limited and 70 W IashHss sS
S7d D ami IaFs 49, ana and Il a. night
ton ! 30 and ii 10 a. M. 40 y. M SUNDAYS, Lx-
press, Is % Limltedl and 10 a NJ, L. 80 o. D. q
trans leaving New.York daily except Sunday at q, .
and II 10 a. M l. 4 s. p H.; ana 10 Ca a. H., ana
Returning trains leave Broad street rhiladepha
$40 a. T. and II IS 20 M; y m IS 4g EAyr So
80. s. 6;35, 7l 5S . y os and 40 80 %, %.
5 80 80 a m il 40 3 90 a 80 L.mi'ed, . %
Leave s' ihade Jpn VIA Camden and 80 p.
T T ONES SO sa9 435 and ga Broadway Asor
Place, and foot OF DesOrossts aud Cort
landt SIS ourst ana B0oNlyn AnneA , Slaf%n o1t
The New YORK Transfer Company VIII can Tor ana CHECK
baggage nom hotels and residences. y ,yoon
General Manager. General Pnss'r Agent.
ANEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w N. Y. U. & IL. H. Il co. essesa 49, ,
leave west 42d-s station a io.lows ana 10 MN
utes earlier nom foot Of Jay-st, North RIVER
ST LOuis. - o.. : rs m , 49,.
srlcase Buffalo Rochester. suspension Bridge. Niagara
Utica rs. . So II 80 a. m, s o., 'S:l5 ?. M !,
. Kingston, SauSeruc.s CatskilI;, Albany . 'A'' ''i"
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall. Newburg. 'l2 As.
- H. = 10 - o. ~ IS, III 30 a m, 4, no. D.
y 10 % y. m, and W D. IN Sranstons' Coih"ai'
FOR Mon,rel ana Canada East o. p
Hamilton London - So a. M. g o. $40 p m
einnan Deroi,; ,hicago and 81. Louis
DAILY. tpaily except SATURDAY.
her traias daily except sunday.
For tlme alb parlo Or sleeping car accomro,
cations or inform don apply g, oGcs B.goS r. E 3S1
ton New York city-3d3; 7s5. 9te Broaiway 1913 L.
BOwsry Park Place. and IVES. Shore stations foot Vt
wes FOO, Of Jays r. 8 S,i + LnMhERr
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Hteorb0afs s1io Nailrochb.

ITO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
excursion fyooi q davsN. FL ~
Steamer. C. H. NORIliAM and CONTINENTAL leavs
Peek slip Pier IS q. H.. ami ii p m Sundays eV
rrut,- connecting at with special foe
MEKlbEN, IAHIFORD -rRlNGfIELD HOLiOkE.
tickets soi and baggage checked AZ yfi Broad
way, Sow-Io aud COartsL. BTVOkJh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

In state bonds Louisiana consol A steady at 9oi
and Tennessee settlement 30 wers firm ~ 20 and the %
were TO 1913 There no transactions IN city Dauk
stocks
There irregular market for railway bonds. Ere
second 6s which closed last night at 9 H. opened ut 9B4
and closed o. Canada southern second % sold of TO
-. NewlOrk Central and hudson debenture 3s were
up to lOS aud West shore Is steady at 9s. East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia gold % opened up
per cent at % 2 and closet ut 96e Baltimore and ono
5s were offered and sold down to 100 Atlantic anu
Pacific incomes declined l per cent to 2l while
the Is were m II at go. Denver and RIO
G-ande Is l per cent TO 20. Texas and Pacific
ncs opened up 10 and closed unchanged at ill9
and first Rios. alter advance Of l. 10 GOl2. closed
steady at 60 Joseph and Grand island rsi5 declined
per cent tn 90 aud closed at 81 = Oregon Iranscon-
tiurnta rsis steady at % , and Oregon Improve
mcni Ga were off , per cent al 30.
OF unlisted securities dealt at the stock Exchange.
Cotton seed on certificates sold 4.lOW ut % lIa27.
WcsrerI National Bank C33o) al 92;4n93. New-lork.
Chicago and LOUIS irsts. $1,000 III Sll2 Si
and security Milling and Mining Goo at 81 37i20
~ 30
Az usual Saturday. the rates for money were little
more than nominal quotations 2l2W3 per cent.
The Sub Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
SOTO 2s7.
receipts Washington TO-DAY
s7G 30 the internal Recruits 81 13l
the receipts The
fulln
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N1yEST sIlOkE RAILROAD.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ Steamers Kaater.kll and Catss Leave Pier 3D. v ~
foot OF Iay- week iay az connecting Win
Catskil Mountain ami cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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THE MONEY MARKET.

'ALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OCT. Is.
TIL; iESEHi Al Lt5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARAToG , isavs
DAY D. M. for Troy and the North. Sunday steamer
touches ct Albany. Troy excursion tickets. 81 "
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albany BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
~ ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day .. from Pier Al n. r. foot Vt
Canal.st. 49,. -. ....
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NEW YORK ONTARIO e. YVES TERN Rl
Trains leave fom lerres Al West AID and Jay-sI

Nest 42d, 7 so a. m, Jayst., 80 g. m, for Middle
town, Failsburg Monticello Liberty Walton pelhi'
Norwich. tea Rome, ONEIDA FULTON, os"ego' bunao'
West 4sd, 4 10 p m, Jay.st.. 55 p. for Middle
town renvillc. Falsburg Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake WAIKIKI Valley points 49,.
80 Jayst., 10 p M, daily TOE
Mddelown. FasDurg Liberty Walton Norwich, oneida,
Bridge, Detroit, Chicago, ST. LOUIS
Pullman Sleeping car berihs 307 broadway.
Time tables tickets &C. 207, 307, 9i4, 1928 Broad.
Way 737 Uth.aye., i25h-st, 26i West t25th-
ST. N. Y. J. u. ANDERSON IT, r. A.,a To-
wv Is Exchange place. N. Y.
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NOl,NyICu LIN .-FavOrlte inside Route.
N Fares reduced 10 Boston 81 Worcester - 90 Nor
wch 81 IS; New.London. 81 40 Corre.poniing reduction
Ia iii ponts Fast Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER CITY
or B0SrON AMI CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier 90 loll
NUMBER, pier above DesbIossesst
ieriSh "''"' SUNNY a. w BRADY AIT
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK
- OF
OPEN-AIR SPORTS.
oetayo. 500 Pages $50 Illustrations
sprrNpIp HOLIDAY GIFT.

HOLiDAf oifi
IN s.,erenos 10 the growing interest In hearty AMUSING
sports and athletic amusements The
TRIBUNE has prepared new book on open'Ah sports
which is moro thorough than any ever before pfnIoo III
America IL.
II M. been written by THE TRIBUNES own mon Win
the Aid of experts and ntendeu 70 Do sAn
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Chapters are provided Archery Baseball win the rec
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Uorsemapship Cross Country Huntg with list oil tho
membership OF tho principal foxhunting clubs fachu g.
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Simon and Cutter instructions How 10 Desgh buu
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mani OF the various hsh and the HES used 10
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lean wild game. Camping out Winter sports. BycyonhH
Amateur Photography and few minor sports Among 'ho
writers who ve contributed William Blake author OF
How 10 Get strong, Maurice Thompson tho Afohoy Oh.
pcr Captain Jacob A. Augur Cavalry Instructor al west
Point; David Kirby and Thomas Chaplain faeht bu"e'a
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6teamuoais an0 Railroacs.
RAlLROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is 1884


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains ieavo Desbrosses and courandt
HARRISBURG PiiisOnrg and West with Pullman Palace
Cars .ttaone $50 4 mi q and p m daily Msw;hoss
ny Cars &C ii every diy; $500, .,.,.
At p No. so1nselas .t CORY for fitasvis Petroleum
baltimore washington and the soath Limited Washington
WssHinTon p m and 9ay $40 SIa M ar
$50 $3.50 a m -. sso 5I ana p H. iaiS night
For For 1 1sps Nay S io On Saturday, only
Long Branch, Fay lead Junction and stations
H on sn ans 5 A%'sy M and m "Gi DS S
ies Gid Point and Norfolk NOwYors Philadelphia and
Norfolk halroad p ~ every day. via Baltimore and
Boaso BrooSyn connect with all Through trains
.tJersey CITY, anordiDs speedy and direct trAn'ss Tor
T; ss% yS 1sS .as % 1Ss
e sao ' $50 n 40 SO $50 oSo c'so
En- iS$'I Ss Ss 5 GO i$
sS 1893 S@ 500 'S go LOSE SS ST @ and sl
night sunday ss% 80 o;So alS aSo li'Sa lS0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains ey" NewYork via DesOrosses and Court.
$40 iso s.JO 10 washington Limited AL Chicago
.%a'' saa 'I iaie % % an,
Tram. :.. se a except sss als 4Sf an,
a Sunday; % m ~
tram: leave Broad street station phsdeiphlA
ii.iSA M lLimitod EXPRESS LILA and 4;50 M. l2A9
S4 o. D. o3S, 7l2. BIZ and $50 On Sunday, l2:Ol
$500 7,l3 and 8l2 IN 80
Leave PhAdelphiA via Camden BOO m daily except sun
Ticket onoos $40 $50 and ga Broadway Astor House
and foot u Dosprvssos AMI UourtAudt No. Oourtsk
and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of futoust brooklyn
Station Jersey Uy knigrsnt ticket oAoe No bsssssJ
Place and Castle uarien. , .., -, a..
Tho New YORK transfer Oompsny VIII Gall tor ana ohso
'sssSs SH "A PUuH, J.R. w0on
GENERAL Manages General Passr Agene
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Drouosdis.
AoiRDUCT CoMNIssIoNKR5' OFFICE.
ROOM 900 STEWART BUILDING,

4
TO CONTRACTORS.
nswcos s OF g%Ssi p The the CITY %
fSIa y 1871 IsfS o'clock
will les publicly opened aud read by N" AHnsdnet c1nls ms,
Commissioners soon thereafter a- practicaole
which Sd. are now invited ia the sS6
G IN the cry 81 SeM o sk and n the nsoo i or
gales drainage eie the necessary eieavation Tor
cal end OF the Aqueduc the trench for receiving one
6 Sn s ss ss q % R
the building Ht an Of MATERIALS
OF ali !nsTeTit endorsed,
with tho name Of the person making the
bid state the name aud place OF D
ssie them therein also That made WhSo, :. ANY
a. rs, o5cs anS 5n1%s SS or OF
Common Council head Ola department Shlei q BUREAU
or a The ST
sc or nagSe ~. n1s, , !" rs 0 or " tho
Da verified y Inc oa,n OF the Party ra masss
The same I ac .e by certified upon National
or Bank Of % OF bd 0s sa uos
or The q of tho S %s +. sS9 SG
ahe 'Aq1ed" or their for delivery
% Ar Sy tho To the
within three DAYS after us contracts
the eon,rac, within notice o.
him The ,s s%9p1 81 Of NJ SewS:rt az for
such 70 s' o% s 81
~. Cont. acts within time aforesaid tho amount OF his de-
nIsu v III returned 70 him ,-..,,.-.
Of security required the contract for this sec
os went. .s or %Sro
E',Stv Of New York (who must collectively qualify ior
Of the bond or approved surety companies
tn~rn,norated under the laws OF this state.
and residences OF tho suretes must DO stated In
the bids ,-,---. -..u-x. A.. -,u,, ,o r.,.o,
py ana \. bids they deem 1t for the best interest of tho CITY
90 10 do - -..u.., an, r~on.r .ny.,oca. IN,
s naSs ORR Or Of
and ali other Information required can 20 Obtained ~ n
Stcvs office Of tho AQueduct Commissioners
~ JOHN O. sHEEHAN,
sscrstaxy
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Dauting Ataoemies.

ALLEN DODWORrll. No. GS1 Fifth-ave.
Class and private lessons Send stamp for circular;
MN WORK contains instruction for AL dances aud go
figure. for tho ootOn. luce. 81 so stamps postal
order
LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. $40 Madi-
~ son ave. lessons hour lay; classes
DAY now classes now forming.
EFRNANDVS ACADEMY. 1862 East 55th ST.
school Dancing. Department and calisthencs EK'
erclscz al send Tor
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VS. Isl

HrW.YUKk AMI BUFFALO LluhhNS
rkAINa No DUsr ALWAYS IN tpA ~. CoACHEA
nn1,IiMAN PALACE DAY AND nLEhfANS, onn,r -
LIN NJ Vnrs ioot OF barclay and Chrisopuo, ~.
"a u Daiy eXcep. sul,lAys buaa.o S scrsn.on pinS-
pv,Inar cssues 10 GAs. Stiouasouk a.rrsna
hamton EImrs hath Buffalo Syracuse vsw1s Ss p,s.oa
connect -
.harrs DanviIle and Northumberland -
Ithaca and iatSt AMI Eimlra Exprcss Pullman soS
%, isr ,;a1 SCRANTON, BlnghAmtoa US's ssu~re SO
~, ~ PIttst0n. hinksson' coached
c'1nsG p@iy BuIslo Limited Ehpr ,ss Swsxs Eiar
toe sMogasIarS ,sn1 sansio de- arriving S3aA''
0 Sleeping SSsSa t'f and Cswsso r1%as
oosoRs. cr stroassburs ser.nssa sH9SeScS IueA .aa
nySaase connect OweGo ior I'll 8uaAio Nh
Mcdsts s,stons except ssturdAsA
tor is and cnsc1sd .na srSSSyS
q Wosteott Exprsss odSoss N Ns"
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uuARI.EM RIVER BRANCH

WORK. NhW.HAVkN and hAkiFOnD N "A
Iiains leave haren River etaIon oon ,,.r,sn uyor
nnr -. NEAR Ihrd Avenue bridge aeioss iai.eu III
u.a.h.d Wv second Avenue Aid suUeiosn ~" Ia IL 81
daily al oi4o, SOW Wv ~ pre
-, lii SOB lao $40 $40. = lUoo W., -. ~, ,W,
Morris Iasanvvs coax font hunt fo'nS 49, siensn
IN S.st est Clestec Ilnpsons Bay Ih.e.c ,a,is
Bayl Bsrtow ,Iy lsand) Pelham Manor an a, an tu1
..,.n.lin, New. -
nam me Of the New.lUrK. New.HayeH ana hni uoin %
r,a.l shore Line AR Line DIVISIONS New i'asIaS
Middlet6wn New Britain anu suineu oi""'"~ ~
all points East ,,.o,. nm, ali tntermediae st>.
Mnlnight prs New ltochene anu al inoi"eio w.
ton. al 10 IN. daily. except Mondays .,s.
SUNDAY New Rochelle anu al
,on. NJ M, 1901 $50 the latter uAin eon"''
M as New.Rocheue with way usin " etAnlof1
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already been classified and labelled to the iasu
specimen. and which, IN the opinion OF many %.
serv ers. has been more than sufficiently annyxed
and described.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements Januhry2 1857
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot .
m Rochester Express through dfawingroom cars 70
Albany Troy st. Adams, Rouses Pr and syracuse
$3.50 M. THE Limited" with dining cars stopping ~
Albany Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara fs
Ciev Gland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 300 n
next day ,,- -. 1900. ro,.,
dagua and Rochester - =, ---
tll.30 a. " esern New-fork ana NORTHERN Ekprcsss
with drawing groom cars.
$50 Albany Troy and Utica Express WIN oa"ios'
cars to Troy. .,,, ~
D. m hc ago and 81 Louis Express with Aeepng cars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
cago and 1T. DIDlngcar New York TO Albany:
$50 m Montreal Express with seepne-cars " MoAtreA
Runs Utica. stopping at principal static -
o o. m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester tau a. m.s
t.yl5 Pacific Express. with cars Tor hoches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit and
Chicago Sleepngcsrs 10 Clayton. ogdensour& Auourns
Geneva and Canandsigua, daily except Saturday. -
Ills d. H. Night Express with sleeplngcar 70 Albany
with the morning trains for The " ess
ami for the North except saturday DlghU. . ,...
Tickets IN Grand Central Depot NO. batsety
Place Broadway, Harlem Depot l25thst ana stn-ave
westcots Express otices Park place NEAR boaa'
YORK and $50 Fulton BROOKLYN and "
4thsL, Williams burg. =.
drawing and sleeplnRcars can pe
proc ured at offices in NewYork CITY, ana
Sy3 " ashing ton-st, Brooklyn.
baggage cal led and checked from residence
TLe.e trains run daily All otheIs daily except Sunday
NJ TOICEY d. NJ. kENDRICK,
General superintendent 6eheIal fA.seLker AxsaA
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Gteainboats a,.6 Railruchs.

Tenany oios,er. sParkhiI and Nyact $50 7iS go A0
1880 M ~ % midnight sandsys 7io $50 400 snd
$50 $780, $50 .. M, d5O. $50 p. sundsys ESQ n
800 q. IN.
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IRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
Through trans leave Esd ct and saS
than from Chambers.st
osSSs!p 70 5 h DE
Buffalo.
oa q :nd M hS &
Coaches, to Meadvlle Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago aAd
Sleeping Coaches to Toronto No extra charge for sss
E% Roehss Day ss'Pas
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iss ss S .s 3d. az ss &c. 1898 ss ;sii
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wsrwick 4i5. 500, loo 4:so Sundays SAS
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500 .. M snndays $50 a m. and COOP a. noo aao,
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston 4;4e, Soo H. s'oP
Scranton paS%oTs 90 NJ 80 p m ssosp. sunday =,
Goshen 4.6 sAs 100 900 1929 H. $50 $So az soo
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pg. 1ss go 800 ssin sssss MI 500
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NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck-slip
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

ALI, fares reduced-Stoningto Line. The
N ,vor,, tnsde Route for Boston, Providence and all
New. England points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining chair paror between steamers landing an0
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE -, -, ,..- -, . ,,o,r
Steamer. viii leayo pier No. 80, North River one ooe4
ahovs canal ST. at 4 so y. IN. daily. except sundays
~ r. ". POPPLE, Gel i Passenger Agt,
BOX S,Oll Now. ! Ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09

-ROSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH AND
n vDs,s sAiI RIVER Line DAILY SUNDAYS TX:
in irou Plcr 10 \. H., Muriays st.. at aSo
n ,n Large and powerful steamers bhlSIOL anu FnO''
nhSCh I.gutsd Dy electricity, hoated ny steam ,,o,
AN RCHEsrRA On EACH sTEAMEn oo ~, a. ~ s% M
E..t Lowest rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09

nOpULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Pr0yi,,
I.nce Nswport ar all New-k ngiand foinA An ray
irom Grani Central Express trans aA.y sSunaSs
canIeiI at a m y. cars at@caedl anu a. ~
with palace sleeping SUNDAY trAns ~ ~, WIN ps~
cs narior oars III y with palace sleeping cSrss .o.
For Newport 200 D. M Boston hhpess VIZ. ~ - NJ
cara connects at WEXFORD ior Ne"por' ~ Nv =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09
CPECIAL WINTER TOURS.
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PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

A PLEASANT WINTER 1Kif.
THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED u LINE.
Sailing avery twelve DAYS for VensSueA g. A. aud tbs
Isand Of W. L. afford AN uneludled opportunity ID
wishlns Ia 10 the trop1cs
These ships specially built tor the uA are peS
modern appliance Tor TIE safety
and comfort OF The round trip IL made IN four
weeks Passage. sl4l For particulars apply 10 ,rr
BOULfON. BLISS q DA LIFT,
General Managers, II Wsll-st.